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Remark 1 It has been shown by Bank [10] that the growth of a meromorphic solution of a linear differential equation with meromorphic coefficients cannot be estimated uniformly in terms of the growth of the coefficients alone.

To make the estimates comparable, the births attended by skilled health professionals for the last two births in the three years preceding the survey were estimated uniformly for all three NFHS rounds.

After further contemplation and examination of validation data, the researchers decide that their best estimate is that the raw estimate is low by between 0 and 20percentt of the estimated value, uniformly distributed.

We will show that ({ widetilde {text {TVP}})}) admits a solution (widetilde {v}) if (|widetilde {f}(mathbf {x})|le c(1+sum _{i=1}^{p}e^{p x_{i}})) for some p>0 and that (widetilde {v}) is unique in the class of functions that satisfy a similar estimate uniformly in t.

A matrix B is then created with half the best-scoring weight vectors from W. The matrix B is now used to estimate a uniformly and independently multivariate Gaussian distribution by computing the mean and standard deviation vectors μ and σ.

For the total SIQ standardization sample (n = 890) internal consistency reliability estimates rank uniformly high from.969 to.974, with a total sample reliability coefficient of.971.

The remaining kidney signal was estimated to be uniformly distributed across the other sub-regions (papillae, medulla, and cortex).

Vertical displacement and principal stress fields estimated for a uniformly loaded elliptical plate model with a clamped edge.

Then, the UWLPC feature vector is formed similar to DWLPC by concatenation of LPC coefficients estimated from the uniformly decomposed subband signals.

These studies made linear extrapolations of historic exposure (spanning ≥ 20 30 years) assuming that the estimated exposures applied uniformly across a spatially dispersed cohort.

These studies uniformly estimated PM exposures using area-based arithmetic averaging or nearest-neighbor imputation alternative methods that have important limitations (Moore and Carpenter 1999).